What happened
During an approach to the runway, the pilot performed an unstabilized maneuver that resulted in two separate touches on the runway surface. During this landing attempt, the propeller blades struck the ground. Fearing the aircraft could not be stopped within the remaining runway length, the pilot initiated a go-around.
During the subsequent takeoff and initial climb phase, the aircraft was approximately 100 feet above the ground when the pilot executed a sharp left turn to avoid other traffic operating on an intersecting runway. This maneuver caused the aircraft to enter an aerodynamic stall, leading to a ground impact.
Findings
An inspection of the aircraft following the accident showed no mechanical failures or deficiencies that would have prevented the plane from operating normally. While the right main landing gear was discovered in the stowed position after the crash, and the gear door and axle exhibited scraping, airport surveillance footage confirmed that all three landing gear components were extended and locked during the takeoff roll following the aborted landing.